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Hello All,
We are using MVP pattern in our Presentation Layer(PL) and a WCF based service layer(SL). PL calls operation contracts on the SL and internally it does some business validations. If the validation passes, we return an obect (exposed as a data...
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Like so:
IList<Error>(); }
If I was firmly differentiating "Validation....
Assuming you mean "business validation" as you stated elsewhere (in which case, that makes sense relationship to separate validation explicitly from the operation.
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So there's an XSD schema that validates a data file. It declares root element of the document, and then go complexType 's that describe structure. The schema has empty target namespace, document nodes are not supposed to be qualified with a namespace....
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validation is setting the ValidationType on the XmlReaderSettings object, but you're either not wiring up the ValidationEventHandler to check for validation errors or simply not doing anything with these validation events.
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Hi,
Using .net MVC and I am doing some server side validation in my Action that handles the form post.
What is a good technique to pass the errors back to the view?
I am thinking of creating an error collection, then adding that collection to my ViewData...
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I use the builtinViewData.ModelState is designed to pass state information (errors) from the controller to the view to use form validation plugin....
Tvanfosson showed you how in his answer.
validation, and pass back the errors.
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I'm attempting to create a hierarchal menu system in rails. My menu model is in a tree data structure, and I need to pass the parent information to the new action. The best way i found to do this was to pass the parent's id as a querystring. This works...
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After the operation fails validation, you render the view again? Can you not just pass the parent_id to this view as a parameter?
I figured it out.
Not 100% clear on what you are trying to achieve .
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I'm developing a form validation class in PHP. When form validation fails, I can easily redirect again to the form's html page but without error information. I would like to redirect to the form's page with the specific errors about which fields failed...
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There are number....
Just check the fields that are posted:
if(!$form->valid()){ $msg = "Form is not valid"; } else { //Don't know if you want this $msg = "Form is valid"; } header("Location: [page where you came makes 1 mistake.
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Oddly enough, my model passes validation just fine, and acts as expected, however I still have the error rendered to the view.
# Controller def up @vote = Vote.create :vote => true, :voter => current_user, :voteable => Recipe.find(params[:id]...
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If you take a look at you custom validation it seems that the "unless" keyword has caused some confusion.
It doesn't look like it is passing the validation since the success status is false.
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I don't know whether this is possible, I can't seem to find any other help guides so this may not be possible...
I have a checkout page which POSTs a load of variables forwards to a 3rd party payment processor (WorldPay).
I want to know if it is possible...
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Yes you can do false; /* do not post if JS validation fails */ } };
We use this....
The cart/user data If the data from #2 was valid you package up the data and post request to your validation-checker, then on to the payment processor.
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Hi. I have a log-in web page that uses JavaScript for name and password validation. It works fine in Mozilla Firefox, but IE8 allows logging in without entering name and or password. It posts a script-restriction warning which, when you click on it, you...
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The only validation you might do on the clientside In" onclick="butCheck_onclick()" function butCheck_onclick() { // do validation returnig false.
Simply disabling javascript would clearly be enough.
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I have a form that lists users, and for each user there is a drop down menu (2 choices: waiting, finished) and a comments textbox. The drop down menus are each labeled "status-userid" and the comments textbox is labeled "comments-userid" ... so for user...
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Visibility of element next to comments indicating validation problem valid = false; } }
Using.
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I tried to validate my site's CSS using the W3C CSS Validator. Unfortunately, reset-min.css from YUI framework produced parse error on the string " {*font-size:100%; ".
The validator results.
On further investigation I noticed the following error on Firefox...
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EDIT : For ....
Some CSS files will use the errors to make a rule that one browser will see and another browser won't .
There are many CSS syntax errors that some browsers (notably IE 6) will ignore and others won't .
It's probably an IE compatibility hack.
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